Must-see from Bangkok - 4 days

You are greeted at Suvarnabhumi Airport and transferred to your hotel.
You are free to explore the city at your leisure. Some recommendations for you in Bangkok would be the night-life and shopping areas, located in every nook and cranny of Bangkok.

Meals: Nil

Accommodation: There are 3 hotel ranges for your selection, please scroll down.

After breakfast, the first stop is Wat Pho – Bangkok’s oldest and largest temple. Upon early arrival, you may be able to hear the morning chants of the monks. Inside this temple, a huge statue of reclining Buddha is enshrined. Next, you will visit the Grand Complex which also encompasses Wat Phra Kaeo, one of Thailand’s most revered shrines, housing the statue of Emerald Buddha made entirely from jade.

In the afternoon, you will transfer by tuk tuk to the Tha Chang Pier where you are going to board a classic long-tail boat for a nice introductory view of Bangkok’s other side in about 1 hour. You may have a great impression of how much of the city’s life revolves around the river and its network of ‘klongs’ (canals). In some ways, it seems like a voyage through the past where you would see wooden houses on stilts, locals doing their laundry/washing up/taking a bath in the klong, monitor lizards suddenly swimming by, and lots of other fascinating sights.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: There are 3 hotel ranges for your selection, please scroll down.

Today, you will head to Kanchanaburi where you may visit the bridge over the River Kwai, War Cemetery and the fascinating Thailand Burma Railway Centre Museum.

You will also go for a short train-ride over the famous Burma railway, built in WWII under Japanese orders by POW’s and forced laborers. In the afternoon, you will transfer back to hotel in Bangkok.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Accommodation: There are 3 hotel ranges for your selection, please scroll down.

Today, you will be picked-up early at 07:00 at your hotel for a full-day excursion to see the ancient capital of Ayutthaya.

Ayutthaya was the capital of Siam from the 15th to the 18th century. Afterwards, it was destroyed by the Burmese invasion. The Thais then moved their capital to Bangkok (Krung Thep) in the 1770’s.

Before reaching Ayutthaya, you will visit Bang-Pa-In, the ancient royal summer residence. From here, you may take an amazing trip on long-tail boat to Ayuthaya then visit Wat Phanachoeng, Baan Hollanda, Wat Yai Chai Mongkol and Wat Mahathat.

By afternoon, you will transfer back to Bangkok airport for the flight to your next destination.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Note:

Baan Hollanda opens on Wednesday – Sunday only.